Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by An oral history project, “Planting Seeds,” considers the history and impact of an American Dance Festival program to train dancers in China. By Brian ...

Young, refreshing and full of individuality, this is what modern dance means to dance legend Willy Tsao. Tsao believes that in China, a country known for its history and traditional art forms, modern ...

Editor’s note: Emily Wilcox is a professor of Chinese studies in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at William & Mary in the United States and recipient of the John Simon Guggenheim ...

In the history of modern Chinese dance, few figures shine with the grace, dignity and enduring influence of Dai Ailian (1916-2006), also known as Ailien Tai, the Trinidad-born Chinese ballerina who ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Across generations, Lai Hung-Chung and Shen Wei are grappling with the possibilities of Chinese contemporary dance as they present their work in New York. Credit... Supported by ...

Using the language of movement, William & Mary’s dance department hosted its counterparts from Beijing Normal University this past weekend for an academic exchange. “One of the values of dance — and I ...

Atlanta Chinese Dance Company will honor everyday heroes of ancient and modern Chinese American stories through two Chinese dance dramas in an original production Everyday Heroes on September 28-29 at ...

Dance culture is widespread at Duke University. As the semester comes to a close and many dance groups on campus hold their spring showcases, The Chronicle put together a look into the first five ...

Dr. Emily Wilcox 魏美玲 is Margaret Hamilton Professor of Modern Languages & Literatures/Chinese Studies at William & Mary and a 2024 Guggenheim Fellow in Dance Studies. Wilcox is core faculty in the ...